Flights to New York City from the UK

There are a multitude of direct cheap flights to New York City from the UK, landing in one of three airports: John F Kennedy, La Guardia, and Newark (which is actually in New Jersey).

How long is the flight from London to New York?

The average flight time from London to New York City is 5-6 hours.

Which airlines fly to New York?

Continental has direct cheap flights to New York City from London, Glasgow, Belfast, Manchester, Edinburgh, Birmingham and Leeds Bradford.
KLM has flights to New York City from London, Manchester, Aberdeen, Liverpool, Glasgow, Newcastle, Bristol, Belfast, Leeds Bradford, Southampton, Norwich, Cardiff , Exeter, Humberside, Durham Tees Valley and Dundee.
bmi flies to New York City from London, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester, Aberdeen, Glasgow amd Belfast.
Air France has flights to London from Birmingham, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Manchester.
British Airways flies from London, Aberdeen, Newcastle and Jersey.
Delta has New York City flights from Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds Bradford, Cardiff, Norwich, Humberside and Durham Tees Valley.
Iceland Express flies to New York City from London.
Air Berlin has flights from Guernsey and Jersey.
Brussels Airlines flies from Bristol.
Aer Lingus has New York City flights from Jersey, Cardiff and Blackpool.
Lufthansa has flights to New York City from Newquay.

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Airports in New York City

John F Kennedy International Airport(JFK)

The airport is located 15 miles (24km) southeast of central Manhattan.

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New York La Guardia Airport(LGA)

The airport is located eight miles (13km) east of central Manhattan, in the borough of Queens.

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Newark Liberty International Airport(EWR)

The airport is located two miles (3km) south of Newark, 16 miles (26km) southwest of New York.

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